is it just me or do alot of juices lose flavor at higher volts/watts?

[mh1972]

Hi all, I got a VAMO and been playing around with the VV/VW.
Seems like alot of the flavors get muted the higher I go.
I am using CE4 clearomizers, have a protank on the way... maybe that will help?
anyway, was just wondering.

thanks

 

[AttyPops]

Sure they do. The juice vaporizes better though (smaller drops). So it's a "finer mist". But maybe less flavor. That's what VV is about. "Tune" it....or get more flavoring.

 

[kiwivap]

Hi all, I got a VAMO and been playing around with the VV/VW.
Seems like alot of the flavors get muted the higher I go.
I am using CE4 clearomizers, have a protank on the way... maybe that will help?
anyway, was just wondering.

thanks

It can be the juices, or the attachment type. Depends what you mean by high as well. A lot of people vape around 8 watts, but it will vary from vaper to vaper.

 

[mh1972]

that makes sense, it sure does make alot more vapor lol

 

[madesorgo]

Oh big edit, I just realized my Vamo was set to AVG mode from the factory and not RMS mode. So much for my so called sweet spot I have been using at 3.4v. Newby move, even being technologically inclined I forgot to check that lol. Even in technical troubleshooting I always have this problem of skipping over the easiest solution to the problem. Here may be your solution, make sure you are in RMS mode and not AVG mode. Hold down the ' - ' or ' + ' button for 10-15 seconds until you see N01 or N02. When it displays N02 you are in RMS mode and you are good to go to higher voltages . AVG mode is basically like blind firing, you may be at lower voltage/wattage and it is really vaping at a higher voltage/wattage. RMS is more accurate so try that out.

Another edit: once changed to RMS mode (N02) I am up at 4.2 and still working on voltage to hit that sweet spot. I bet this is your exact problem. Just hold down the minus (-) button for 10-15 seconds and you will see N02 mode and you are good to go! Enjoy!

 

[tj99959]

Every flavoring will have it's own flash point, and if you exceed the flavors flash point the taste goes away.

The nice thing about a VV/VW PV is that you can always turn it down.